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REM screen 1  320x200 2bits per pixel
REM screen 2  640x200 2bits
REM screen 7  320x200 4bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 8  640x200 4bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 9  640x350 2bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 10 640x350 2bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 11 640x480 2 attributes VGA
REM screen 12 640x480 4 attributes VGA
REM screen 13 320x200 256 attributes

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REM screen 1  320x200 2bits per pixel
REM screen 7  320x200 4bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 8  640x200 4bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 9  640x350 2bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 10 640x350 2bits per pixel EGA
REM screen 11 640x480 2 attributes VGA
REM screen 12 640x480 4 attributes VGA
REM screen 13 320x200 256 attributes

REM vga

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SCREEN 7
DIM lookup%(16)
FOR I = 1 TO 16
READ lookup%(I)
NEXT I
 REM DATA 0,24,6,30,36,12,42,18,9,33,3,27,45,21,39,15
 DATA 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15
P% = lookup%

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SCREEN 7
DIM lookup%(16)
FOR I = 1 TO 16
READ lookup%(I)
NEXT I
 REM DATA 0,24,6,30,36,12,42,18,9,33,3,27,45,21,39,15
 DATA 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15
P% = lookup%

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// Might work with MinGW/Linux?  I am pretty sure I pulled the endian stuff, leaning on winsock.  Maybe Linux will figure it out, not sure.
// Anyways Im too lazy to read how to init this stuff and bypass the apple partition map
// Instead I have it open an apple disk, and then when it's time to read a filesystem
// I close the file handle and patch it (lol) to open another filesystem.
// It doesn't work on the s1505_cp3540.dd image, but oddly enough I was able to get files
// from other 68k SYSVr2 and SYSVr3 filesystems without issue.
// Define JASON to turn on my horrible modifications
// As always the real hard work was all Peter's.